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Specialist subject - Mildly Rude words

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fedupwasherwoman · 26/02/2008 16:18

Out of interest (after a conversation with my friend where she confessed that her 2 1/2 year old daughter has said "Bl00dy Hell" recently) I asked ds1 if he could tell me any rude words.

Bearing in mind that dh and I do swear more than we should in front of the children and have been arguing a bit recently too.......

ds1 said "I WANT"... "That's rude isn't it mummy, we should say 'I would like' because I want doesn't get ".

I prompted him a bit and he came up with "poopoohead"

I quizzed him over whether BUM and WILLY were rude but he just laughed.

I know that in extreme moments we've said sht and Fck and Bl**dy within earshot (I know, I know, we need to be more careful) but how come he only remembers poopoohead which he and his pre-school chums were very fond of trotting out sometimes and the fact that I tell him it's rude to keep saying I want all the time instead of asking nicely.

He is being outsworn by someone half his age should I be worried or do girls just have better language skills ?

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S1ur · 26/02/2008 16:20

FFS woman you are clearly not trying hard enough. Get him down to the local skate park and learn him some proper curses.

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